Weapons of the Congress-Communist War on India
Unrelenting and continuing attempts to weaken the Indian state in every manner. Filing frivolous PILs against national infra projects, interfering in and using a cultivated bureaucracy and judiciary to achieve this objective.
@ShefVaidya@kartarsainani the respect they deserve. But beyond that, we usually act only when we come to know about a specific case.
On a larger scale, this needs proper government attention and a structured solution.
@ShefVaidya@kartarsainani Thanks for sharing, @ShefVaidya .
A lot of people genuinely want to help, but beyond giving some money when we visit temples, many of us don’t know what else can be done.
For the people we personally know, we can help a little, support them, and most importantly treat them with
There’s a difference between criticizing your country to improve it and resenting it altogether. Those who dislike India simply for being a Hindu-majority nation won’t change their stance—no matter the progress in infrastructure or governance.
Let that sink in.
Many of those who voted for the BJP are now holding the government accountable themselves — pushing it to perform better before anti-incumbency sets in. Meanwhile, some Congress loyalists keep labeling others as “andhbhakts” without introspection.
Somewhere along the way, Modi has lost the plot. He is no longer the 2002 Modi. Only, one thought keeps coming back: Congress will always remain in power because of the system it created. Anything truly new will face resistance, case in point- Farm Laws.
After the 2024 elections, I feel Modi and Shah have shifted completely. A lot was achieved—during Covid, in defence, and in many other areas (and some of it is still ongoing)—but the reality is this: Indian politics continues to revolve largely around SC, ST, and OBC vote banks.
system as it is. I genuinely feel there’s no real hope for deep, systemic change anymore.
Because honestly, if Modi couldn’t pull it off, no one can. The system is rotten to the core. What it needs is strong, decisive—almost dictatorial—leadership, not endless people-pleasing.
Let’s not judge the 99.9% Kashmiri moles—after all, that 0.1% non-mole deserves our blind faith.
Ladies: enjoy your solo Gulmarg-Sonmarg trip.
Gents: recite Kalma and bask in that pure, peaceful Kashmiriyat. All is well. Totally. #PahalgamTerroristAttack
@sardesairajdeep@OmarAbdullah@AmitShah Rajdeep, perhaps it’s time to pause your tweets. Your attempts at ‘monkey balancing’ are transparent, especially given your wife’s political role in a state where Hindus have suffered. Your loyalties are evident; spare us the pretense.
@_sabanaqvi As long as we have apologists for terrorists roaming free, India will continue to bleed. These so-called journalists do more damage than the terrorists themselves
Mamata Banerjee gaining more seats in Bengal, even after incidents like Sandeshkhali, goes unnoticed by feminists, who are instead focused on Rafah. Yet, leftist critics are preoccupied with posting about the Ayodhya defeat, claiming moral victory despite their significant losses
Sanatan Dharma has such shining diamonds who keep the Dharma glittering since many millennia. Shri Gopalkrishna Iyer, a Brahmin from Tamil Nadu has visited hundreds of Hindu temples from Kanyakumari to Badrinath on bicycle. He wishes to go to Amarnath further to complete his unique, respectable yatra. Kudos to his Bhakti.
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